Fury expresses his envy of Joshua on twitter

[SaadOffTheDeck]

He obviously earned the #1 ranking. I think kovalev would beat him.

[Brute]

I cannot see how Fury could be jealous.

Fury is a boring boxer and feather-fisted.
Joshua is an exciting fighter and a very powerful puncher.

Fury has spent a lifetime in boxing gyms, but has no real athletic ability. He has no talent, he's just big.
Joshua just started boxing a few years ago, he's a top-notch athlete. He has real talent.

Tyson Fury was on the defensive for 12 rounds, fighting as if he was scared to death of an old, faded 40 year old.
Anthony Joshua did what top HWs are supposed to do against an opponent like Martin.

Sky doesn't want to show another boring fight with Tyson Fury.
Sky prefers to telecast Joshua's much more exciting fights.

Tyson comes across as stupid and childish.
Joshua comes across as an intelligent man.

A man who KOed 18 heavyweights is feather fisted? Be serious.
As for the last senttence he's a fighter, he's not after a Nobel Prize.

[Andrew]

This seems pathetic to me.

It seems like a loser expressing his envy of a MUCH more talented and exciting boxer. Fury was not at all impressive against old faded age 40 Klitschko, although he did enough to win a boring UD. Joshua is very impressive and exciting in every fight so far.

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Unlike Fury, both Anthony Joshua and Wladimir Klitschko are intelligent men with proper manners. They are good sports who respect their opponents and give credit where it's due. Fury has the social graces of a drunken, drooling boar and behaves like a spoiled, senseless, out-of-control child.

It's all bout the game fam, you gotz played. Fury is as smart as they come, he's starting his marketing campaign for the fight early. He will happily play the bad guy.

[Oiky]

nah, no envy, just marketing and building a potential fight, in which he schools AJ

[Baby Face Finster]

Fury is a cunt of the first order. I hope to see someone KHTFO in the near future!

[SaadOffTheDeck]

Fury is a cunt of the first order. I hope to see someone KHTFO in the near future!

Wlad can, if he punches. Joshua definitely will.

[man]

i think joshua is the man, but i think
fury gives everybody something to
chew upon.

[man]

Fury is a cunt of the first order. I hope to see someone KHTFO in the near future!

Wlad can, if he punches. Joshua definitely will.

i think wlad doesn't have what it takes
to dig deep. in the end his physique
made him champion, not skill or will.

would love to be surprised, but the
rematch will be as boring as the first
with wlad simply not taking enough
chances.

[SaadOffTheDeck]

Fury is a cunt of the first order. I hope to see someone KHTFO in the near future!

Wlad can, if he punches. Joshua definitely will.

i think wlad doesn't have what it takes
to dig deep. in the end his physique
made him champion, not skill or will.

would love to be surprised, but the
rematch will be as boring as the first
with wlad simply not taking enough
chances.

He's definitely soft. I'm not watching it either, but if Wlad can muster the courage to throw a punch at a guy with his hands behind his back or counter a clumsy jab to the body with a hook, uppercut or chopping right; he can end it with one shot.

[asdfjkl]

You do realise there is a very good chance he could do the same to AJ right?

No. Joshua isn't 40 years old.

Fury will be badly exposed as a mediocre fighter if he ever fights Joshua.

I hope the bookmakers share your opinion.

Before the Whyte fight they already offered a 48/52 fight slightly in favor of Anthony Joshua, for Joshua you received 1.8 times your money back, for Fury 1.9 times.

[man]

He's definitely soft. I'm not watching it either, but if Wlad can muster the courage to throw a punch at a guy with his hands behind his back or counter a clumsy jab to the body with a hook, uppercut or chopping right; he can end it with one shot.

if - i am serious - he had teddy atlas in
his corner, he'd have a chance to find it
within himself.

[SaadOffTheDeck]

He's definitely soft. I'm not watching it either, but if Wlad can muster the courage to throw a punch at a guy with his hands behind his back or counter a clumsy jab to the body with a hook, uppercut or chopping right; he can end it with one shot.

if - i am serious - he had teddy atlas in
his corner, he'd have a chance to find it
within himself.

No way, his abrasive training would make Wlad retire.

[man]

He's definitely soft. I'm not watching it either, but if Wlad can muster the courage to throw a punch at a guy with his hands behind his back or counter a clumsy jab to the body with a hook, uppercut or chopping right; he can end it with one shot.

if - i am serious - he had teddy atlas in
his corner, he'd have a chance to find it
within himself.

No way, his abrasive training would make Wlad retire.

cannot judge that. but i doubt michael moorer
was a gym rat.

[SaadOffTheDeck]

if - i am serious - he had teddy atlas in
his corner, he'd have a chance to find it
within himself.

No way, his abrasive training would make Wlad retire.

cannot judge that. but i doubt michael moorer
was a gym rat.

Don't know, I know Teddy is the most overrated trainer I've ever seen. He left Moorer in the ring, brought up his kid, he likes the sound of his own voice more than anything else. I can't imagine that kind of bullshit working with Wlad.

[Counter-puncher]

I know what you mean, but then I would have thought Bradley was too intelligent and reflective to go with atlas, either.

[SaadOffTheDeck]

I know what you mean, but then I would have thought Bradley was too intelligent and reflective to go with atlas, either.

I'm not surprised there, Bradley is just a grinder. It will wear thin soon enough. Wlad would be more like his hypocritical steering of Povetkin away from real fights. Seems what Alexander needed to inspire him was that assclown out of his ear.

[Freedom2013]

Don't know, I know Teddy is the most overrated trainer I've ever seen. He left Moorer in the ring, brought up his kid, he likes the sound of his own voice more than anything else.

Very true.

[man]

Don't know, I know Teddy is the most overrated trainer I've ever seen.

agreed. but wlad needs to do something
different and maybe someone who questions
his manliness could do the job.

i just hate to imagine the snooze fest that is
happening jul 9.

[ttornado]

No. Wlad just fought like a shot old boxer.

He could have accepted the defeat to a better man on the night, except he decided to cheat:

[Evander]

I love Tyson he really knows how to stir the sh-t
Hype and controversy go hand in hand in our sport and Fury is good at it.
No doubt behind the scenes Tyson knows full well how talented Joshua is like most of us and respects him, but hey let's start the hype machine play the game and put as many bums on seats as possible is likely what he's really thinking.
I say good on him, my bet is behind the scenes Joshua's likely reading it and having a laugh about it himself but he may tell you something completely different in public.
Hype is part of boxing always has been always will be.

[BitPlayer]

No. Wlad just fought like a shot old boxer.

He could have accepted the defeat to a better man on the night, except he decided to cheat:

You can see Tyson glancing at the ref like "WTF?!".

[Horse]

Wladimir "Son of Goat" Klitschko.

[Freedom2013]

He could have accepted the defeat to a better man on the night, except he decided to cheat:

Didn't look deliberate to me. Fury pulled Wlad's head in.

Fury used a deliberate head butt against the MUCH smaller Cunningham, and fouled Cunningham holding his head while hitting to end the fight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeTe1x7zKoI

[jezzamundo]

He could have accepted the defeat to a better man on the night, except he decided to cheat:

Didn't look deliberate to me. Fury pulled Wlad's head in.

Fury used a deliberate head butt against the MUCH smaller Cunningham, and fouled Cunningham holding his head while hitting to end the fight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeTe1x7zKoI

You seriously don't think that was a deliberate headbutt from Wlad?! Fury's glove was on the back of his neck and it moved as Wlad moved - he clearly put his whole body into the butt. Obviously Wlad was frustrated that the fight wasn't going his way - it was a pretty blatant foul and one that at least deserved a warning.

No argument about Fury fouling Cunningham - I think the ref should have given Cunningham as much time as he needed to recover due to the KD being from holding and hitting. That said, I think Fury would have ground him down eventually - the size and strength gap in that fight was too big for Steve to overcome.

[BitPlayer]

It's more clear in this one.
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